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Re: WW 1 chicago/midwest klezmer bands?
- From: Gwynne Sigel <gbs...>
- Subject: Re: WW 1 chicago/midwest klezmer bands?
- Date: Mon 19 Aug 2002 22.28 (GMT)
Judging from the addresses I think there is a good chance that the city was
Philadelphia. Henry Sapoznik mentions addresses of some of the yiddish
theatres in Philadelphia in his wonderful book, "Klezmer: Jewish Music
from Old World to Our World" which you might want to check out. Currently
reading the book. It's a very fun read along with being highly informative.
Good luck.
Gwynne
>Could it be Philadelphia?
>Lorele
>
>itzik gottesman wrote:
>
>>I have four postcard size announcements of Jewish events in Yiddish, all
>>happening about the time of WW1. Can someone identify the city?
>>
>>1©ÝUnion Picinic in Maple Grove Park, performing: Sharlip's Union Orchestra
>>2©ÝUnion Ball at New Auditorium Hall, 711 Snyder Ave. performing:
>>Sharlip's Union Orchestra
>>3©ÝConcert and Ball, 1913 at New Lyric Hall, 928-32 South 6th st. no band
>>mentioned
>>4©ÝConcert and Bal, 1915 New Lyric Hall, band: Kozes Union Double
>>Orchestra (approx spelling from Yiddish).
>>
>>,ÝItzik Gottsman
>>
>
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